Re: [JVM]How to run multiple feature files

[Tristan McCarthy]

If you are just looking to run all feature files, just specify the directory rather than specific feature file:

@Options(features="relative/path/to/features")

To run specific subsets of features or scenarios, use tagging as described by Rodrigo.

On Tuesday, December 4, 2012 3:22:26 AM UTC, Amaresh wrote:

 have a doubt regarding running multiple feature files using Java.
I use like below to run individual feature file.
@Cucumber.Options(features="001-OQ_List.feature").

 

But when I have one more feature file I am not able to run in batch.Trying to add like below,but getting error

@Cucumber.Options(features="001-OQ_List.feature").

@Cucumber.Options(features="002-OQ_List.feature").

 

Please anybody help me to get rid of this problem ......

[aslak hellesoy]

On Thu, Dec 6, 2012 at 9:10 AM, Tristan McCarthy <tristan....@opencredo.com> wrote:

If you are just looking to run all feature files, just specify the directory rather than specific feature file:

@Options(features="relative/path/to/features")

To run specific subsets of features or scenarios, use tagging as described by Rodrigo.

Or, if you still want to specify files:

@Cucumber.Options(features={"001-OQ_List.feature", "002-OQ_List.feature"})

 

On Tuesday, December 4, 2012 3:22:26 AM UTC, Amaresh wrote:

 have a doubt regarding running multiple feature files using Java.
I use like below to run individual feature file.
@Cucumber.Options(features="001-OQ_List.feature").

 

But when I have one more feature file I am not able to run in batch.Trying to add like below,but getting error

@Cucumber.Options(features="001-OQ_List.feature").

@Cucumber.Options(features="002-OQ_List.feature").

 

Please anybody help me to get rid of this problem ......

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[Vladimir Sapozhnik]

How can you do it from command line

i.e. mvn install -Dcucumber.options=<what goes here?>

[Stan Kurdziel]

For others like me who may end up here long after the original conversation, this worked in Cucumber JVM 1.2.0  (it did not work for me in 1.1.1):

mvn test -Dcucumber.options="classpath:dir/f1.feature classpath:dir/f2.feature"

See here for some additional docs: https://github.com/cucumber/cucumber-java-skeleton

Thanks,

-Stan